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The screens, also titled \"Pine in the Garden\" by the artist, feature seven crows perched in a pine tree, expertly painted in Sumi-e (ink) on buff mulberry paper with a gloss black lacquer trim. The artwork is renowned as a fine example of Kodama Sanrei’s distinctive style and belongs to the Nihonga School. It was exhibited in the Nippu-Ten exhibition in Tokyo in 1997, and documentation, including the original catalog, accompanies the piece. The signature and seal of Kodama Sanrei are clearly present, validating its authenticity. Kodama Sanrei, born in 1915 in Nagano prefecture, was a student of the avant-garde painter Kawabata Ryushi and a co-founder of the Nihon Gafu association. His significant contributions to Japanese art were recognized with prestigious awards, including the Konshuhosho (Medal of Honor with blue ribbon) in 1972, the International Arts Cultural Award in 1984, and the Imperial Order of the Sacred Treasure in 1986. The screens are noted to be unsellable separately and the dimensions provided are for each individual screen. The item, identified as S2053 A+B, dates to circa 1955 from Japan, with each screen measuring 69.5\" (176.5cm) in height, 73\" (185.4cm) in width, and 0.75\" (1.9cm) in depth, placing it within the $0-$5,000 price range (black tier).","[thegallery@nagaantiques.com](thegallery@nagaantiques.com)  \ngallery: 518-828-8585 | Cell: 917-804-1286 | Cell: 845-661-9237 [nagaantiques.com](nagaantiques.com)  \nPair of Japanese Two Panel Screens: Murder of Crows  \nA wondefull example of Kodama Sanrei’s work. Titled by the artist “Pine in the Garden”. Seven crows perching in a pine tree expertly painted in Sumi-e (ink) on buff mulberry paper, with a gloss black lacquer trim. Nihonga School, exhibited in Nippu-Ten exhibition in Tokyo in 1997 (screen is accompanied by original catalog) . Signature and seal read: Kodama Sanrei.  \nNotes about the artist: Kodama Sanrei was born in Nagano prefecture in 1915 and studied under the avant-garde painter Kawabata Ryushi. He initally exhibited with the Seiryusha-kai (the salon exhibition of Ryushi's circle). He helped to establish the Nihon Gafu association (Nipputen Art Institute) in 1956. He was recognized with the Konshuhosho (Medal of Honor with blue ribbon) from the government in 1972, and received the International Arts Cultural Award in 1984 and ultimately the Imerial Order of the Sacred treasure in 1986. Cannot be sold separately. Measurements listed are for each individual screen.  \nPRICE RANGE:  \n orange tier  \n\n| PERIOD: | c.1955 |\n| --- | --- |\n| ORIGIN: | Japan |\n| DIMENSIONS: | 69. 5\" h x 73\" w x . 75\" d\u003Cbr>176. 5cm h x 185.4cm w x 1. 9cm d |\n| ITEM \\#: | S2053 A+B |\n\n $0-$5,000 (black tier)  \n $5,001-$10,000 (red tier)  \n $10,001-$25,000 (blue tier)  \n $25,001-$50,000 (yellow tier)  \n $50,001-$100,000 (green tier)  \n over $100,000 (orange tier)","cbCaipqTtoZ8Xgvk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipqTtoZ8Xgvk","pdf",731561,1,"English","en",105,"# Artist Notes\n## Exhibition History\n## Awards and Recognition","[{\"question\":\"What is the title of the artwork and who is the artist?\",\"answer\":\"The artwork is a pair of Japanese two-panel screens titled \\\"Murder of Crows\\\" by artist Kodama Sanrei. 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